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Celebrate gaming with a day dedicated to playing them! Madison Games Day 4 is a chance to meet new people and play new games. We invite everyone in the area (or willing to make the trek) to come in and celebrate gaming by trying new games and meeting new people. As with previous Madison Games Days, there will be roleplaying games, card games, and board games, including sessions run by designers from around the area. If you have something you’d like to play, bring it!

There is a $5 admission price for this event that will go toward paying for the venue as well as helping grow Madison Games Day.

Please note there has been a change in venue. While the good folks at the Pizza Oven were very kind to us in previous events, because of your enthusiasm and participation, we’ve simply outgrown their space! Madison Games Day 4 will be at the Howard Johnson on East Washington Avenue in the Maple, Oak, and Redwood II rooms on the second floor. The new venue is comfortable, spacious, and has plenty of extra room for future events (which means we’ll hopefully be able to stay here for many more!).

Date, Time, & Location
May 8th, 2010
10a – 12a Midnight

Howard Johnson Madison
3841 E. Washington Avenue
Madison, WI 53704 US

About the Venue
Howard Johnson Madison is located on East Washington Avenue between the Route 51 and 151 intersection and East Towne Plaza. There are restaurants and grocery stores within walking distance and outside beverages are allowed. You can check out the hotel’s website at here.

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Pricing & Donations
Admission is $5 for this event. Payment will be taken at the door. Donations above the $5 admission price are graciously accepted. This small fee will go towards keeping Madison Games Day running and providing more features for the attendees.